The last time I picked up a golf club was as a teenager playing pitch and putt out at Central Park…read morein Burnaby. I always enjoyed it. Somehow I never got into golf and so it had been decades before I tried it again. We didn't have time for the pitch and putt here so we went to the driving range. This was my first time at the driving range and the experience was good. Frustrating but good. Frustrating only because I was so bad with connecting with the balls. Service at the golf shop was great. Friendly staff. Social distancing protocols were in place. Rented the club and got a bucket of balls. Think I will get 3 buckets in future. Pick up the bucket and head to the balls dispenser. Key in the code and the balls will be released. Then head to the driving range. There are 2 levels. It was fairly busy when we were there so we went up to the upper level where there was nobody. It was fun. I will definitely want to go back for more time at the driving range and maybe the pitch and putt. It is also fairly inexpensive as it is run by the city. I am not sure if I will play the entire 18 hole as it does look daunting for a beginner like me.

Feel like a country club with public course pricing! Thanks to the city of burnaby and the…read moremanagement company at this course.

I had my wedding reception here and it was such a memorable event. Throughout the planning process,…read morethe coordinator was on top of it, and communicated well and professionally. The food was delicious and the best part, their wine list! Amazing drinks. Thank you so much for making my wedding such an unforgettable event!

The one and only time I'll ever be able to come here, thanks to friends who had their gorgeous…read morewedding reception here this past weekend. But why the only time? Well, unless another wedding invite graces my mail box, there's no way I could get in. To get on the waiting list for membership is $25k on it's own. Plus, I don't wear my pants up at my armpits or take dinner before 5pm. The view is gorgeous. You can see the Grouse Grind and Vancouver from the expansive patio that faces the course. The greens look like they're kept in immaculate form. (I wonder if there's a wee little garden gnome out there in the early morning hours grooming them with a pair of shears! What else would they do with all those annual dues?) The staff is friendly, professional and on top of their game. They were awesome about bringing vegetarian dishes to the lone vegetarian at our table and kept the drinks coming! The food was decent. It's exactly what you'd expect at a golf course, although, as I mentioned, I was there for a wedding, so we possibly were privy to an exclusive menu - Shrimp Cocktail? Lobster thermidor? Dim sum dumplings as appetizers? Don't mind if I do!

It's a bit quirky with 16 holes. No real Pro shop. Tee…read moretimes very close together. Obviously very popular

Love love love this track longer hole so I can break out my driver pace can be ok sometimes on…read moreweekends it's a little slow but not bad. Great for value and great for someone transitioning to bigger courses. Only draw back is it can get wet in the winter. Don't really use the driving range or mini golf so can't comment on that. But the rest thumbs up!

Came here on a Tuesday around 4:30pm. We came to play mini golf and it was $5.50 per person. The…read morecourse is pretty fun with some holes that goes through logs, has a jump over a small water area, multiple levels and more. My only complain is that they really don't maintain it. The bricks surrounding each hole is quite loose which could be a potential danger for children who walk on it.. The holes were filled with water when we went (probably from the rain the night before) and the fake grass was lifting and some holes had a small portion that was filled in with carpet. All in all, the whole course looks nice from afar but when you're at each hole it looks a little bit dirty. Seymour creek's mini golf would be a fun place to come if you're in the area, want to play mini golf and you don't have super high standards.

We have been twice and it's been decent both times. It's not fancy, but it gets the job done. Kids…read morefive and under are free, so I was able to take the whole brood for $10. Can't beat that deal. It was in decent shape both times we went there. Staff were friendly. Took the bus from downtown and it was relatively painless. 210, or 211 get you within a 10-20 minute walk.

I loved going to this driving range. They had a lot of spots available for people. The reason for 4…read morestars instead of 5, was the lack of baskets for the golf balls. We needed get a refill of balls but there were no baskets available, so we had to wait. This was such a small problem, but I think it's worth bringing it to their attention because it's a very easy fix!

I live close by and go quite often but the facility really needs a facelift. It is getting rundown…read morewhich is sad. The facility does not look anything like the website photos. Also, the cost of the range balls is high and the quality of the range balls is low. However, it is usually busy, so the profits must be high.... JO

The course was beautiful but incredibly rude staff. This was one of my first times golfing and the…read morestaff made me feel unwelcome. I am sure this is great for people who have experience, but I would not recommend to anyone who is looking to learn.

Kensington Pitch and Putt is sooo fun! I came here recently at the perfect time, where there…read moreweren't too many people, and it was after dinner. So the sun wasn't in my eye and it wasn't so hot!! They have the rules in place where only one group at a time per hole, which I think is fantastic as I won't accidentally hit anyone with a golf ball since I'm a newbie. I will come back again and take more pictures of the gorgeous views here. Nice small hills and trees all around. I'll definitely come back again soon!! I'll be practicing lots this summer.

This review is about club house. We stopped by around 3:15pm and stayed until closing (5pm)…read more The customer pays at the cashier first, and they will give you a number card. We can choose where to sit and the servers will bring the orders looking at the table number card. The cashier and server's attitude were not overly friendly. It was like more concession stand mood. But it's ok. Because it's public place and no frills. We ordered two pieces of Cod Fish and chips. It was alright. the patio was surrounded by beautiful flowers and they add more depth for the dishes. The view is wonderful, too. They have carpet indoor dining room but I highly recommend outside seats.

This is a review only for the food served at the clubhouse. I did not golf here though S golfed…read morehere very often and liked the course. The view from the clubhouse was very pretty, especially when flowers were in bloom. You could dine indoors or out at the patio. As it was a nice evening, we decided to sit outside. It is not really a full service place. You go to the counter to place your order and they will bring the food out. Maybe they are also short staffed but many tables were not cleared when we were there. I had the burger with fries which was ok, nothing outstanding. S had the hot wings which he did not really like. He said my burger was better. I had also walked the trail a few years ago and you do have to be careful and watch where you are going. Go with someone as it can be very quiet inside the area.

Nice to have an activity like this so close to home. It feels like you're out of the city…read more There's a concession stand near the lower pond where you can buy tickets, as well as drinks and snacks. Public washrooms here. This is where the golf course starts and ends. Well maintained 18-hole course. They close in the winter to preserve the grass. Starting January 2025, there will be disc golf in the winter. Not sure if they'll allow both during summer but this is perfect for clear winter days. Pro tip - tickets are cheaper if you come early for "sunrise" or 2 hours before sunset for "twilight."

A beautiful course with lots of greenery and shade. The last time I played here was back in the…read more1990s, 20+ odd years ago. The memories I had of it were not the same as my recent visit. I have always enjoyed pitch and putt but it is quite hard to find friends who are interested in it. I finally found some people who are regular golfers and don't mind pitch and putt too. Things have definitely changed. I remembered the course as being smaller or maybe just 9-hole? Or it has always been 18-holes? My recollection is not the most accurate now but I did remember just having a putter and ball and tee. Not necessary to have min 3 clubs or a bag like now. You need a putter, pitching wedge, iron 7 and 9 all in a carry bag now. It's still a good idea to have at least 2 balls in case you lose it. Weekends are busy, in both the carpark and pitch and putt. There were several groups ahead of us and we waited at least half an hour before it was our turn. If you do not like waiting, come during the weekdays. I had fun here and it was a pretty good workout. You can get close to 10k steps here going through all 18-hole.

While there's always that sense of mystery and uppity-ness that we associate with a private golf…read morecourses and its members, Marine Drive Golf Course is not close that kind and would be happy to unveil its candidness and extend a welcoming handshake for any curious golf souls seeking a good game and good company. The previous two reviews does this magnificent golf course no justice - surely you can't truthfully judge its merit based on the breakfast or buffet it serves? Marine Drive is designed by A.V. Macan and has been known as the home of Champions. It is a course to be challenged upon because you will really have to focus your shots as the fairways are narrow and the greens are fast - all thanks to its constant and meticulous course manicure. There are always a lot of tournaments within the club and the club encourages its members, and especially the Juniors to participate in cross-club and national tournaments. I always feel the pressure when the Juniors are whipping their shots that make beautiful sounds when the ball slice the air...juxtaposed with my Micky-mouse and the occasional "topping the ball" shots. Even if you are a non-member you still have the opportunity to enjoy this course, so long as you are invited by a member as a guest. And regardless how good or bad you are, just remember this course can humble the strongest player and so enjoy the time out and grab a glass of wine on the patio after. Cheerio!

I have played golf here couple of times. It has a large parking lot. A big driving range. As well a…read morekiddy 18 hole putting area. As well, I have had many Christmas party and other events here before. Whally the manager is very helpful and the place does have really good pricing or if you have special request, they will be able to accomodate. Like I said I had many Christmas here and every year the decoration looks pretty much the same. I didn't go to my firm Christmas this year here. Food has always been pretty decent and good. One bad thing. Their rules is no cellphone in the club house but again no one really follow it. Good place to host party and events.